RE: Thanks for the Feedback
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: RE: Thanks for the Feedback
- From: "* <j*@warwick.net>
- Date: Sat, 13 Jun 1998 19:21:08 -0400
- Comments: Authenticated sender is <u1005076@host.warwick.net>
eh perfecto Marie!!! <G> Thanks. Now, let's have those
questions again, ok?
I do just want to say in response to your last note about
feeling insecure and just plonking things in ... you know, that
isn't such a terrible thing; just plonking things in, I mean.
So what if the heights vary? There is absolutely nothing that
says you must have a neat little ranking from tall to short. If
you can't see it, then it needs to be moved, but if there is an
odd mix of colors & heights - if you like it, it's wonderful.
How about ... would you mind trying to explain what
sort of garden you envision? Sometimes I think people get
pretty worked up about making a garden look like something in a
magazine they saw or something and get upset when it doesn't.
Gardens reflect our personalities. To me, they are all about
learning: what you like & don't like, how much effort certain
things take & how much you are willing to put into it and so on.
I've been gardening for more years than I care to consider and I
still experiment all the time. Sometimes I look out there and
absolutely HATE what I'm seeing. Other times, I am smitten with
what I've created. I move things around constantly.
Sometimes I get pretty casual about moving things. I did just
recently. Right before I left on a business trip. Big mistake.
Killed my 5 year old polyanthus 'the fairy'. I got upset with
myself, made a few new resolutions and ripped it out. It
happens.
What I'm trying to say is, relax and enjoy it more, fret over
what's "right" less.
Jaime
> I changed to setting to plain text, from html. Is there better for people.
> Yes, I am using Microsoft Explorer. I have only been online for 3 months
> and am not familiar with other email programs. I am sorry that you have had
> to delete my messages without reading them. That is probably why I have not
> gotten any feedback. Let me know if this is more readable. If it is, I
> will repeat some of my questions. Thanks everyone.
>
> Marie
> Zone 5
> Western Massachusetts
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